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According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, Howard is the top university for sending African-American applicants to U.S. medical schools.
Years after being displaced by Hurricane Katrina, Clint Smith received an honorary diploma from his New Orleans-based high school.
Vanessa Wyche will become the first Black deputy director of NASA’s Johnson Space Center.
Kevin Dedner launched a digital platform dubbed Henry Health as an avenue to empower Black men to take charge of their mental health.
A Ferguson-based program is preparing African-American men to enter the workforce.
Two women in Washington, D.C. have joined forces for the creation of a digital platform designed to empower Black women long distance runners.
The New York City-based nonprofit organization That Suits You is helping Black men and boys in need dress for success.
For the first time in Harvard University’s history, four of the institution’s schools will be led by African-American women.
NASA pioneers Katherine Johnson, Dr. Christine Darden and the late Mary Jackson and Dorothy Vaughan have been nominated for Congressional Gold Medals.
Earvin “Magic” Johnson reportedly plans on revitalizing neighborhoods in Baltimore.
Rapper YG recently donated $150,000 to GirlCodeLA.
Beyoncé announced the recipients of her HBCU scholarships.
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